Wenatchee Theater to Open New Line Next Wednesday
The Wenatchee Theater will inaugurate a new line of amusement next Wednesday at 8 30 p m It features a modern movable picture machine from Seattle venues The Edison Supply Co provides films with John son operating The program includes illustrated songs by Miss Faun Wells and accompaniment by Mrs Ferguson Military films for G A R day and trips through foreign lands accompany a 10 cent child 20 cent adult price The band plays before the show and babies are welcome Central Washington agents also advertise Parker Fountain Pens.
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Wenatchee Theater
Ferguson
Star
Pantages
Coliseum
Seattle
Edison Supply Co
Johnson
Wenatchee
Faun Wells
J. E. Ferguson
G. A. R. Day
United States
Holcomb Hosts Employees With Blindfolded Night Out
Holcomb entertained employees with a mystery journey starting from Douglas to Okanogan then 309 King Street for a three course dinner. Willis Poe and others entertained with stories and songs after dinner as guests returned to the Holcomb home for games and singing.
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Mr. Holcolmb
Douglas
Okanogan
Pslouse
King Street
Willis Poe
Chas Bowman
Harvey Snider
Charles Elfers
Holcomb
Messrs. H. Snyder
F. S. Hull
W. Wine
W. Poe
Chauncey and
Closs George
J. Winchell
E. W. Burdick
Chas. Bowman
Chas. Elfers
Paul Garrett
Harold Hull
Mesdames H. Snyder
Misses Wine
Poe
Winchell
Burdick
Mrs Christenson Dies in Seattle After Operation
Telegraph report states Mrs. Christenson died in Seattle at 2 33 after a hospital operation. she and her husband moved from Wenatchee for the winter. Funeral planned in this city with A A Piper assisting Masonry. body to be taken to Mrs. Reeves home tomorrow. Further details to follow.
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Carl Christenson
A. A. Piper
Masonic Order
Christenson
Frank Reeves
The First Jingle for Pearl P. Holcomb’s Store
A nostalgic verse praises Pearl P. Holcomb’s Wenatchee shop describing honest wares from food to dry goods. The poem touts quality and dependable prices with cheerful rhythm, calling the store an institution opposite to buncombe. It closes with the signoff John, Jr.
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Wenatchee
Pearl P. Holcomb
Buncombe
John, JR
Funeral plans for Reeves residence in Wenatchee
Noon reports say the body arrives in Wenatchee Wednesday evening and will be taken to the Reeves home on Chelan street. The funeral is set for Thursday at 1 30 p m with the Eastern Star and the Masons in charge and Rev T A Hilton conducting services.
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Wenatchee
Reeves
Chelan Street
Eastern Star
Masons
T. A. Hilton
Infringement tale ties to famed publisher McNally
A Chicago lawyer recalls Andrew McNally’s view on copyright breach. He compares the offender to an innocent amateur in publishing and tells a village tale of a young girl delivering game to a rector while her father is a poacher in Ireland.
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Andrew McNally
Chicago
McNally
Ireland
Loyd Clare
Nobly Paid Bet Honors Queen Bertha Victory
Lord Falmouth, a horse breeder, breaks his rule and bets Mrs. Scott sixpence on Queen Bertha in the Oaks race. Queen Bertha, ridden by Tom Aldcroft, narrowly defeats Marigold. Falmouth presents a diamond-set sixpence brooch to Mrs. Scott in gratitude.
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Lord Falmouth
John Scott
Queen Bertha
Falmouth
Mrs. Scott
Bertha
Tom Aldcroft
Marigold
Whitewall
An Odd Place of Worship in Burma
The piece notes a lone rock near Moulmein that houses ancient cave temples. Multitudes of Buddha images line the walls and thousands of statues fill the chambers. The site, carved from bat habitats into devotional spaces, has long drawn pilgrim feet.
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Burma
Moulmein
Boston Transcript
Widow in Kentish Village Handles Fifth Husband
A grim village tale ends with the widow revealing she had already buried three husbands and recently hired the barber who shaved the corpse. The undertaker probes whether she plans a fifth husband, and she quips about timing and precipitate choices.
Mrs Jackson in Leavenworth Visits with Maud Merriam
Mrs Jackson of Leavenworth visits with her friend Miss Maud Merriam on Pensylvania avenue describing a social call and local acquaintances.
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Mrs. Jackson of
Leavenworth
Miss Maud Merriam
Pensylvania Avenue
Jingles Prompt Readers to Submit to Daily World
The Daily World invites readers to submit jingles with full names for a $1 payment. Accepted jingles earn the contributor one dollar, with the first arriving jingle to be found in another column. Many submissions arrived too late for this issue.
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Daily World
New Year Opens Savings Account at Columbia Valley Bank
A New Year offer invites individuals to open a savings account with Columbia Valley Bank. The promotion highlights simple terms, accessible services, and potential benefits for account holders starting January 19.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Fourth Annual Wenatchee Poultry Show Opens This Week
The Wenatchee Poultry Association announces its Fourth Annual Poultry Show beginning tomorrow for three days. The Wenatchee avenue building, formerly Sherman Clay Co. and Mrs. Webb's Millinery, is being prepared. A. A. Bousquet says the show will feature the finest birds in the state with a similar bird count to last year. Officers listed include C. E. Buttles president and John N. Johnson secretary-treasurer. judge Harry H. Collier. superintendent G. R. Wilson. with an executive committee comprising W. A. Grant and others.
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Wenatchee Poultry Association
Wenatchee Avenue
Sherman Clay Co
The
C. E. Buttles
W. W. Gray
John N. Johnson
G. R. Wilson
Harry H. Collier
W. A. Grant
D. M. Payton
A. A. Bousquet
W. M. Allen
H. Heidenhein
World today ads promise relief for pocketbooks
The page touts advertisements as remedies for financial strains, urging readers to scan the ads for bargains. It frames shopping as a low-cost solution to economic woes and invites wide reader engagement with the listed offers.
Cooperage Works Start in Aberdeen
Aberdeen reports the Western Cooperage plant opened yesterday with a full crew and plans to operate through the year as indications point to year long operation.
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Cooperage
Aberdeen
Western Cooperage Works
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors to Limit Installation Crowd
The Woodmen of the World and Royal Neighbors will hold a joint installation tomorrow night but will admit only members and their families due to crowd limits. About 200 Woodmen and 50 Royal Neighbors are expected. the program includes officer installations a supper and a dance starting at 8:30 p m.
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Woodmen
Women Urged to Vote to Safeguard Seattle Schools
Frank Cooper, superintendent, urged at the Ministerial Federation meeting in the Y M C A Building that women must vote and act united to keep schools out of professional politicians hands. He warned the system could be diverted in thirteen months and stressed clergy and press must demand sustained public interest to avert disaster for Seattle schools.
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Frank Cooper
Ministerial Federation
Seattle
Cooper
Eoard
Cansources Ord
Wiele
Pervye'l. al
New Wenatchee Council to Meet Without Mayor Tonight
The Wenatchee city council convenes for the first time with Jno A. Gellatly absent in Oregon for Mrs. McDonald’s funeral. Members listed include A. A. Bousanet F. D. Case H. R. Parshall M. G. Russi C. E. Buttles L. H. Belser and C. Wildberger. Graves becomes city treasurer and Kaupp city health officer in an acting capacity.
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Wenatchee
Jno A. Gellatly
Oregon
L. H. Bel‘ser
C. Wildberger
J. E. Graves
A. T. Kaupp
Mild Springlike Weather Sparks Farm Activity near Quincy
Nellie Boland reports mild springlike weather around Quincy with widespread rain replacing snow. Farmers are clearing plowing and many are setting out fruit trees as Christmas services at Allouez Catholic church attract large crowds in the thrifty German settlement.
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Nellie Boland
Quincy
Allouez
New Year Greeting From Mme Tiffany
A New Year greeting to patrons announces a sale on a line of ladies goods at reduced prices. Mme Tiffany invites inquiries and cites the Woman's Exchange price quotes as a highlight of the offer.
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Mme Tiffany
Moneylender John A. Gellatly Offers 10 Percent Loans
Those with funds to lend are advised to consult John A. Gellatly who handles securities and titles and is in a position to loan money at ten percent per annum, not to you.
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John A. Gellatly
Wenatchee Business College Seeks Student Helpers
The Wenatchee Business College invites young people to apply for work this winter to help cover expenses. Several positions are available for both young women and young men who can undertake a complete course in commercial instruction. Write at once.
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Wenatchee Business College
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